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Older adults are living longer and may be unprepared for the cost of longevity. Get tips for helping your older clients with budgeting, finding jobs, avoiding scams, and reducing debt to help them make the most of their money as they age.
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Elder Index Measure of Economic Security

Oct 28, 2022
Stacks of coins are lined up, with amounts ranging from lower to highest - symbolizing what you save for your family, a car, house, and health. A hand is dropping some of the coins in a mason jar.

Top 5 Financial Scams Targeting Older Adults

Financial scams targeting older adults can be devastating, leaving you in a vulnerable position and without time to recoup your losses. Learn how to identify and stop the top 10 financial scams.

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Protect Older Adults From Online Scams: A Free Community Resource

Nov 03, 2026
NCOA hosted four community events as part of the National Day of Action, bringing 127 people together in Detroit, Charlotte, Denver, and Pittsburgh. Download this free community resources to continue the work.

Stop, Think, Verify: Inside One Senior Center's Fight Against Scams in the Community

Aug 20, 2026

Helping Older Adults Fight Scams Through the Power of Community

Aug 12, 2026

The Top 5 Financial Scams Targeting Older Adults

Aug 07, 2026

Use BenefitsCheckUp® to Find Money-Saving Benefits

Older adults living in or near the poverty level are eligible for billions of dollars of unclaimed benefits. These unclaimed benefits are not for everyone, but if you’re a Benefits Enrollment Center working with older adults, you can help them find out if they qualify.

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